Best Travel Infos

inkinc0 asked:


I need to travel from Georgia to Canada. I can get like maybe 200 dollars but I need as much of it as possible once I arrive in Canada. So what is a good really cheap way of traveling? I also suffered extremely bad nerve damage in my foot about a year ago and I am just now getting to the point where I can walk again. Therefor I can’t walk long distances and I can’t move quickly so keep that in mind when suggesting a method of travel.

Ellis

T G asked:


I’ve heard that it will take roughly 9 months to travel to Mars. But, time travels faster when farther away from large gravitational fields. How long will it take from the point of view of an astronaut making the trip? What will be the maximum difference in the speed of time from an astronaut on the journey from the speed of time at mission control on earth?

Loriann

New Jersey asked:


Like best dining, dress code, customs, safety, best time to travel. My parents are thinking of going and would like to start planning their trip.

Vanessa

Joop asked:


My Optics lecturer said something about how since light travels in a vacuum, you could, potentially, have something travel faster in a different medium, one other than a vacuum.

True or false?

Sandi

D asked:


I am planning of going to Spain, and would like to know if I could travel to spain with my swiss resident permit and my other passport (as I can travel to france with my swiss resident permit)? And the guys traveling with me has a shengen visa, is that okay?

Thanks!

Von

Lynds asked:


I want to travel to Ireland this summer and I have no idea where to begin to research flights, hotels, places of interest etc. I understand that certain people have a knack for traveling and saving money in the process… I wasn’t given that knack any suggestions would be awesome. Thanks!

Judson

roymorgan276 asked:


We would be visiting France as a group of Indian students. We need to travel from Nice to Lille. Is there any other economic ways of traveling except by air?

Ignacio

singing_setter asked:


The mantle is 2884 km deep. If I were to travel through the mantle, how long would my journey be?

By the way, I know this sounds stupid. No one could ever travel through the mantle, it’s way too hot (4,000 degrees F), but I have to write a paper about traveling through the different layers of the earth.

Lori

savethisemail asked:


Apparently, we can travel faster than the speed of light they say. Its like the universe expanding faster than the speed of light. The analogy I heard is ants on the surface of a balloon, they don’t move but the baloon expands and they become farther apart (traveling at the balloon expansion speed which represents the universe expanding). I am not sure if I understand all this. Has someone got a scientific explanation in simple words for a non-scientist? Thanks.

Andrea

Misty B asked:


I am a young lady intending to travel next year to Europe and go backpacking around Europe. I love to shop whenever I arrive at a new place I just can’t help but buy. If I am traveling alot I’ll have to carry less baggage with me so please help me plan my trip. Your contributions are much appreciated. Thanks all.

Lawerence